Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 43, 2 January 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM, AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JAN. 2, 1917.

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BRAVE STAND FAILS TO END SKIDDING OF QUAKER FIVE HOW THEY RANK

W. L. P. Cew Castle 11 7 ,611 lluncle 9 8 .529 tichmond 8 8 .500 iidlanapolls .'. 2 7 .222

Schedule This Week. Jan. 2 Richmond at Muncie. Jan. 3 New Castle at Richmond. Jan. 4 Indianapolis at New Castle. Jan. 5 New Castle at Muncle. Jan. 6 Muncle at Richmond. Richmond vt. Muncle. Jolted heavily at the dukes of InHanapolis and New Castle in succesilve games, the Quakers, groggy from he continued punishment, will come rat of their corner at Muncle tonight letermined to uncrate a wild swing hat will at ipst attach the Kayo lab1 to Art Williams and his mates. A Juaker decision tonight followed uo )y a return punch at New Castle Wedicfdnv evening will make a world of lif'erence In the I. S. L. percentage! lavinga accounts of the clubs envolvid in the- tri-cornered grab for the eague muslin. New Catle. 4: Richmond, 2. NEW CASTLE, Ind.. Jan. 2. For lown-right scrap, the Jack Dillon-Bob Wona affair over at Dayton yesterday ifternoon was a tea party compared rith the New Castle-Richmond polo rame In which the Quakers were sounted after three rounds of knockn n-iirag-out rink cessioning at the Cistle arena lit nisM. New -t bad a wide marein in the first cr(, broke even in the second and ;hM rnd was given a popular decision jy nofere Harry Thompson and the tome 1.000 odd New Castle bugs who iccupierl the ring side sectors. Doherty and Long Score. . To start with, Richmond got in the ray of the New Castle hook in the 3rst round, and, after two. solid Jiumps, never enjoyed an opportunity o return the favor. Doherty and Long )ut over the swings that took the icrap out of the Quakers. After Long had started the Wayne ;ounty claret in the second, Richmond evlved to some extent and a clever Irjve by Lou Quigley -rocked. ifew ,;pstle's confidence somewhat. Again In the third and final round, Lang mussed up the Richmond de'rnee and slipped over another punch rood for the fourth New Castle point. Toward the gong Lou Quigley braced ind backing the opposition Into the iorner of the pen lifted a clean one y.ist Swede Hueffner, who failed to lock the 6wing. The battle closed nith the teams locked in an Ad Wolfast clinch. Play Rouah'Game From first to last the contest was narked by unbrotherly actions on part f the ten players envolved. DuFresles, the file of the Henry county :rowd, displayed his animal nature to the extent of a brace of fouls. Even jeace-loving Sox Quigley and Half Sriffith, of the Quaker meeting, were i for mixing it up with the opposition. In avoiding a diplomatic break Referee Harry Thompson was kept as Jusy as the proverbial family physi:Ian the day after Xmas. More details: New Castle (4) Richmond (2) Long L. Quigley First Rush Harkens O. Quigley Second Rush Du Fresnes Evans Center Doherty Griffith Half Back Hueffner O'Met: Goal Hew They Scored First Period Kew Castle Doherty, New Castle Long, 10.03 :4i Second PeriodSew Castle Long. 3:39 Richmond L. Quigley, 10:15 Third PeriodNew Castle Long, 1 7:30 Richmond L.: Quigley. 2:00 Summary Goals Long, 3; Doherty, L. Quigley. 2. Rushes L. Quigley, 6; Long. 3. Fouls Du Fresnes, 2; O. Quigley, Griffith. Stops Hueffner, 33; O'Metz, 23. Referee Harry Thompson. Attendance 1,100. NURSERY MATRON ILL Mrs. Laura Pille. head of the day nursery, has been ill and probably win be able to resume her duties at th? nurpery tomorrow. BRIEFS NOTICE TO HUNTERS No hunting allowed on the farm of R. G. Leeds on the Straight Line Pike. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Proposals for" supplies for the use of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane for the month of February, will be received by the Board of Trustees at the hospital before 3:00 p. m., Monday, January 8, 1917. Specifications may be seen at the Second National Bank, or at the hospital. By Order of the Board. S. E. SMITH, Medical Superintendent 2-2t

RICHMOND QUINTET FACES STRONG FOE ON STIVERS FLOOR

Richmond high school basketball team in its combat with Stivers high at Dayton Friday night will have to beat the following combination which represents the who, why, how much and how many of g. H. S.: Stivers averages. 150 pounds to the man perhaps a trifle heavier than the Richmond squad. Stivers has two six footers in Its team Captain Lightner and Center Heater being the vines. Stivers has but two experienced men in Its lineup Captain Lightner, three years; Patterson, two years. Stivers record for the year was launched with a 94-13 victory over T!pp City. The Richmond game will be the second of the season inasmuch as basketball at S. H.S. is held up by the football season In fall. - Stivers will sic the following men on the R. H. S. . Friday: Schwab, Lightner and Van Horn, forwards; Heater, center; Patterson and Eckley, guards. ECONOMY RECORD SPOILED ECONOMY, Ind!, Jan. 2. Whitewater mussed up the heretofore clean record of the Economy basketball team Saturday night when the visitors, playing superior basketball, romped away with a 30-22 game. It was a big surprise to Economy fans who were confident of their team's ability to repeat the dose dished out to Whitewater last week.

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Freddie Pence and Eddie Boehm, parts of the outfit which travels under the heading of Muncie polo team, were among those present. Boehm records, officially, the stops Freddie makes in the Campbell auditorium games. . . As a bowler, Pence makes a -still better goal tender. Doc Gentle broke away with the high mark a 228. His other attempts, however, need not be mentioned. It would detract somewhat. For consistency. Art King, was present. A 175-213-190 set gave the Richmond lght a net average of 193. Boehm. travel e.d best for the Muncieites. ' "" J Ollie Otten and Snyder were somewhat off form. Snyder especially displayed a decided tendency to save the pin boys. Meanwhile, over the City Alleys, old "Pop" Miller was taking a fall out of that crooked proverb: Youth will be served. The antique led the way in the City lists. Miller with Walt Bennett chalked a 1,269 figure good for first money in the mid-winter tourney, W$fcsbrod BOSTON OVERGGMES ELKHORN EXPONENTS ELKHORN, Ind., Jan. 2. By a score of 15 to 6 the Boston A. C. basketball team downed the Elkhorn tossers here in a 6peedy game. Jenkinson and Connell were the point getters for Boston. H. Williams led the Elkhorn attack. The score: Boston. Gls. Fls. Msd. Tts. Williamson, f 1 0 0 2 Jenkinson. f 2 0 0 4 Connell, c .". 2 2 8 F'eisch, g 0 0 0 0 Kitchell, g 0 1 1 1 - Totals v.. 6 3 3 15 Elkhorn. Gls. Fls.M3d.Pts. Wilson, f 0 0 0 0 Parker, f 10 0 2 Williams, c 0 0 0 0 Beeson. g 0 0 ft 0 Hawley, g 0 0 0 0 H Williams, f 1 2 2 4 Totals 2 2 2 6 China will teach papermaking In a government school. Has Made Thousands EALTHY APPY and EARTY It is what you "ARE" not what you "WERE" that counts today in the constant struggle for supremacy in the Social, Laboring and Commercial World. When Ambition deserts you and your Vitality is at ebb tide, when you are overworked in brain or body and your nreves lack Vim VITALIS, by reason of its very nature, reaches deep into the seat of the trouble and builds up the weakened and debiliated system. SWEET'S VITALIS, thie remarkably effective reconstructive tonic is benefiting thousands old and young; it will do as much for you. Sold and recommended by fTxXJIGLEY

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RICHMOND BOWLERS CAN TRIM MUNCIE Muncie, 728; Richmond, 712. Richmond, 840; Muncle, 766. Richmond, 874; Muncle, 691. Five representative pin knights who migrated over from Muncie late yesterday to match their skill against the bowling ability of a picked batch of Richmond association talent were sadly disappointed in the showing taken back to Muncle on this morning's C. & O. ' accommodation. The - Muncie crowd had one game to show for their efforts. Two games, high team scores, high average and individual totals remained with Tim Sprouse and his "Y" alley patrons. Richmond even kept the. score sheets which bore the following inscriptions: -. Muncie. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Boehm ..... 15Z 153 155 461 154 Pence .. 162 154 1$8 454 151 Lewellan ... 132 132 142 406 135 Altschal .... 124 153 145 422 141 Griffith ..... 152 134 111 397 132 Totals .... 723 766 691 2140 713 Richmond. Player 1st 2d. 3d. Total Av. Otten ...... 162 112 197 461 154 Snyder Ill 142 165 418 139 tllrlch 145 145 173 463 154 Gentle 129 288 149 606 169 King 175 213 190 578 193 Totals .... 712 840 874 2446 815 and Kirchenbauer finished second with 1,230 pins between them. In the singles event at the City, Art King attended. -He. averaged high at 210 for three games.1 His scores were 196, 211, 223; total. 630. The names of Diggs, McKhann and Runnels are mentioned in connection with the clean-up entries of the "Y" handicap meet. Diggs finished first in the singles. McKhann and Runnels were handicap men in -the doubles. SCHOOL CHANGES GAME - EATON, O., Jan. 2. Because the date conflicts with that of a lyceum attraction, the local high school basket ball team will not stage its regular weekly game next Friday. For. Jan. 12 the locals have booked game.witht the team of McGuffey high school, Ox-! ford. DR. JONES"' LHNIMENfT ! Formerly Beaver Oil ! has been used half a century for Sciatica, Lameness, Headache, Sore Mus-j cles, Neuralgia, Aching and Tired Feet, Cramps .d all pains that can j De reacnea Dy external application 25 and 50 cents. Don't 66 Our nut

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Box score of the Quaker-Richmond Em-Roe game taken over by Spot Schepman's help at the "Y" last night: Quakers. - v Gls. Fls. Msd.Pts. Jones, f... 2 0 2 4 Logan, f 1 0 2 2 Brown, f.... 7 0 1 14 Porter, f 1 1 o. .3 Weichman, C; 2 0.0 4 Mayer, c. ..,... 0 10 1 Schepman, g. ..... 10 1 2 Webb, g...t 0 0 0 0 Totals.......... 14 2 , 6 30 . Em-Roes. Gls. Fls. Msd.Pts. Chappel, f 0 0 0 0 Kennedy, f., 10.0 2 Miller, c 0 0 0 0 Long, g 2 3 7 7 Brady, g 0 0 0 0 Brumley, g. ....... 0 0 0 . 0 Totals..;. 3 3 7 9 Fouls committed Jones, 2t; : Logan, p; Weichman, t; Schepman, p; Webb, p; Porter, 3p; Chappel, 2p; Miller, 2p; Long, p ; Brady, p.t; Brumley, 1. Time of halves 20 minutes. Referee O'Neal. Umpire Schwan. TimekeeperParker. Rustlings of It's a funny world,. Oswald,, even New Castle with its winning team, is infested with a certain set of knockers. All of which goes to prove the worthiness of the old proverb to the effect: There's always a flea in the soup some where. No doubt the result at New Castle last night was gratifying to Barney Doherty. The old timer always did contend the Quakers missed their chance when they failed to sign him in a trade for Bob Griffith. No denying the Quakers are in a rut. Better substitute ravine for that word rut, its more appropriate. Nat Siegle, sage of the Quaker fan colony, is inhuman enough to suggest that they send the Eagle team to Muncie tonight and allow the Regulars to remain home and rest up a bit. Siegle also wants to know if the Richmond team members, playing polo every night as it were, ever get to attend the movies or go to church. CLEARANCE SALE of all :r.r Fall and Winter Merchandise HIRSCHS CASH PRICE CREDIT STORE J-17 N.9TH STREET m IBs

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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kepner of New Castle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'.O. U. ' Toppin,,.:,Mrs. Emma Hodsklns of Richmond, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.' Jennie Jones..... Mr. and Mrs.- Gurth -Fry. after a vi6it with the iatter a brother, T. H. Peet and family, have gone to Cincinnati to visit Mr. Fry's parents, before returning to their home In Indianapolis Everett, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hoover, is improving after an illness of several days Mrs. James Irwin of Springfield. O., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. R. C. Jones. Visit In Cambridge City. Mr. and Mrs. William Bolen and grandson EaH Clevenger. residing north of town, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fuhrman, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mills, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mills and daughter, Gladys, of New Lisbon, joining the company in the evening.. . .Rohert Shults of. New Castle, will be the guest of his cousin, Miss Bessie Brooks, this week Mr. and Mrs. C; T.1 Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ferguson and family, were entertained at dinner New Year's day, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wright..... Mrs. Maria Straub and daughter Miss Laura, have returned, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Starr, of Indianapolis. Prof. Robert Brooks returned Sunthe Netting Sox Quigley, captain of the Quakers, admits he appreciates the sufferings of the one-night-stand opera house star. And according to Lou Quigley, General Sherman would have been quite correct had he substituted "Polo every night" for "War" in making his mem-

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day to Swathmore, Pa, after a few days spent with his mother and sister, Mrs. J. E. Brooks and Miss Bessie.. . . . Rev." R. C. Jones went to New Castle Monday, where at noon, he was to perform the marriage ceremony of Miss Grace Tyner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. :Tyner, of that city, and Mr. Samuel McGuffin of Knightstown. Mr. and Mrs. Tyner and family were former residents of Cambridge City.. . . Miss Agnes Toppin has returned after a visit with relatives in New Castle. ....Mrs. Harvey Benjamin, of Indianapolis, and Mr. Winkle of . Webster, were here Sunday on account of the illness of Henry Bortsf ield. Purchase Frcnaphel Property. George Steiffel and daughter Miss Hazel -Seiffel, .have purchased the Fronaphel property on East Main street, occupied by John Hicks.. .In the spring they will erect a modern residence on the lot; Mr. and Mrs. Claud Heck and Mrs. Grace Miller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Scott of Straughns Mrs. E. J Hoskins has returned to Chicago, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Reigel Mr. and Mrs. " Howard Beeson of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright Mrs. Ancil Williams has returned from Indianapolis, in which city she spent several days with relatives Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Romer, daughter Mary, and Mrs. Mary Kreusch, have returned

orable remark about the relation ofj war and the netherlands. I It was Walt Evans who suggested they (the team) save a bit of time for sleep by remaining in the polo togs between acts at Muncie tonight and Richmond tomorrow night. Figure It out for yourself, the milkman and the shoe clerk haven't the only hard jobs. lisk Tqres

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after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jules Kreusch of Anderson..... Mrs. Albert Frazer and son Charles, of Muncie, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jones, at supper, Sunday evening Miss Margaret . Powers of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Mary Dillon..... Mrs. - Jessie Cornell is spending a few weeks in Lewlsville, as nurse Miss Olga Thalls of Hagerstown, is a visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Thalls.

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